The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman Book 8, Chapter 20 Summary

Trim continues telling the story that prompted the disagreement, about his own knee-wound. A young woman takes him in her cart and then brings him to her father's house.

Trim gives them a little money, and then realizes that the young woman can't be the peasant's daughter but is more likely a nun. She nurses him and he almost falls in love with her, but it can't actually be love.

The whole time she tends him, he never *******************. Both Toby and the hidden Mrs. Wadman think that's very strange.